Trump Calls MS NOW a 'Failing Network' at NATO Summit

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During a NATO summit press conference in Ankara, President Trump labeled MS NOW a "failing network" and questioned why a correspondent would work for them.
He also discussed international responses to the war with Iran and appeared to confuse Iran with Japan and President Zelensky with President Putin.

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During a NATO summit press conference in Ankara, President Trump labeled MS NOW a "failing network" and questioned why a correspondent would work for them. He also discussed international responses to the war with Iran and appeared to confuse Iran with Japan and President Zelensky with President Putin.

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